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looking to move to new adult communities in NJ - 55 and over.
has anyone heard of ones by centex or lennar in monroe township?
are these builders okay?
I am also moving to the adult community in Clearbrook park,and I would be most grateful if some could tell me what are the good and bad about Clearbrook Park. Is it diverse, would I feel uncomfortable as a non-white. I have not closed on the property as yet, I am h appy to receive any response before closing. Actually, I work in NY, so I will be communting.
I am also moving to the adult community in Clearbrook park,and I would be most grateful if some could tell me what are the good and bad about Clearbrook Park. Is it diverse, would I feel uncomfortable as a non-white. I have not closed on the property as yet, I am h appy to receive any response before closing. Actually, I work in NY, so I will be communting.
Please reply to my request.
My parents live in Clearbrook, and they absolutely -love- it there. There is a bus for NY that is right outside of the front gate of the community, so it's really convenient for those that work in NYC. There are a ton of activities for them and they are as active as their work schedules allow (they both still work full time). They are in their early 60's, and are considered, after five years of living there, "the new kids".
We recently purchased in Renaissance at Monroe, a Centex development. Our house is being built and should be done by 3/31.
So far, Centex has been good. The construction is moving along and we visit every week to check progress and take pictures. We have spoken to many people living there and they all seem satisfied with the construction and the development itself.
I think there sre only about 20 sites left out of 348, so they are getting close to closing out. Probably some good deals on the lots that are left.
There are several great adult communities in central NJ, particular in Monroe Township. You have Rossmor, Clearbrook, Encore, Renaissance, Greenbriar, Regency at Monroe to name a few.
Each of the communities offers something different, and each are special in their own way.
There are other adult communities such as Marlboro Greens (Marlboro, NJ), Covered Bridge (Manalapan, NJ), Grande Plaza (Old Bridge) and others.
Best of luck to you on whichever place you decide!
Also posted on another board. Looking for info on Rossmoor from residents and those who know it. It recently came to our attention after an exhaustive search in South Jersey 55+ communities. We need to return to NJ to deal with elder and sibling-care issues and would like to be closer to our daughter who seems to have settled permanently in Princeton. I know Rossmoor is older. What else should I know? Would especially like to know electricity costs since no one in any NJ 55+ community has so far been willing to share electricity costs with us. That scares me. For background, we pay $165 a month for an all-electric 1700 square foot home in Maryland. That's a year-round payment, but we rarely owe the electric company anything at the end of the year and they rarely owe us anything. Thanks.
There are several great adult communities in central NJ, particular in Monroe Township. You have Rossmor, Clearbrook, Encore, Renaissance, Greenbriar, Regency at Monroe to name a few.
Each of the communities offers something different, and each are special in their own way.
There are other adult communities such as Marlboro Greens (Marlboro, NJ), Covered Bridge (Manalapan, NJ), Grande Plaza (Old Bridge) and others.
Best of luck to you on whichever place you decide!
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I checked out Monroe TWP. Thanks for the tip.
The prices were great, but the property taxes were outrageous I thought, even by NJ standards.
A 2 BR/2BA ranch in an adult community built in 2004 listed for $279,900
The property taxes were a whopping $6903!!!
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